Neil Jones has more than 30 years' experience in reputation management, public relations, internal communications and training – working in-house and with consultancies. He also writes and edits oil industry publications, and is a freelance opera journalist and critic. Neil heads up PMA Scotland.

David Keefe is a financial journalist who worked at a senior level with Reuters and Bloomberg before joining Risk Waters Group as Managing Editor of three titles.

Veronica Kruger was head of marketing for The Auction Channel, joining from auction house Bonhams, whre she was director of marketing. She set up her own PR company after switching from journalism, where she worked on fashion and cosmetics titles, as well as doing celebrity profiles for South African dailies.

Peter Law's career has spanned editorial, advertisement sales, production and marketing, mainly with Reed, EMAP and Harmsworth. He has edited weeklies, published and launched directories, consumer and trade titles, and run a contract publishing company.

Tim Madge has worked on many national titles, plus the Sunday Times and The Observer. He launched Young Guardian in 1986, and has written for magazines as varied as The Field and New Scientist. He is the author of several books.

Juliet Moran is an award-winning technical director for an Internet Service Provider. She is also a consultant specialising in web presence, designing and building graphics and back-end coding using the latest IT technologies. She has worked with a range of clients from the Professional Golfers Association to Barclays.

Sharon Maxwell Magnus, is an award-winning writer whose awards include the Catherine Pakenham Award and Rosemary Goodchild Award. She was assistant and acting deputy editor of SHE and has worked for magazines and newspapers ranging from The Daily Telegraph to Prima. She has extensive experience in contract publishing having worked with clients such as Freeserve and Tesco. She is also an advisor to the Media Trust.

Tom Mavro has worked in the video and new media industry as a consultant and trainer for the past six years. He now works as a freelance covering a range of computer-based video production, effects, DVD authoring and streaming video solutions. Tom is an authorised Apple Solutions Expert.

John Morrish is one of The Telegraph Magazine's main feature writers. He has been editor of Time Out, worked as features editor for The People and been Private Eye's only sub-editor.

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